At this Downtown Italian favorite, Reisetbauer carrot eau-de-vie (yes, you can make alcohol from carrots) meets Contratto bianco vermouth, sunny saffron, English peas, lime and serrano chiles. It's the perfect level of spice to kick off a cool spring evening.

Channel your inner sass with this mix of gin, sherry, a yeast-fermented drink called turbo, absinthe, lemon and, of course, snap peas. While you're at the bar, you might also want to try the Shiso Delicioso with blanco tequila, shiso, red bell pepper and citrus.

This high-end contemporary Indian spot is bringing the taste of a native Indian grass called khus, otherwise known as vetiver, to its cocktail menu. The woodsy syrup is shaken with vodka and lime for a slightly sour but vibrant taste.

This buzzy newcomer is all about vegetables, thanks to dishes like beet tartare with white anchovy and flax seed crisps. To go with the veg-forward menu, there are cocktails like this one, which brings together spring strawberries with gin, Campari, lime and Clément Créole Shrubb.

Bar legend Meaghan Dorman is celebrating spring in Tribeca with this cocktail that brings together bell pepper syrup, grapefruit, Campari and tequila. It's rounded off with a chile-salt rim and seltzer.

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